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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 5, 1911 · page 5

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.New Wash Goods
1 [ordering and Summer
1A complete assortment of GING-

HAMO. MADRAO. IATIBTE, DIM-
. ITY. FOULARDI AND BATEENG

E. K BANKS

lAliAOKlllllO norm. cocoa. ,.
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-" Mid‘WfiSBier has m‘s‘iinfi
her position“ with the Atlantic dr. Paci-

‘,--‘ lie Tea Company. of Main street. Non
wallt.

 

liorensolAdsms will begin the flush-

ing the streets of the City of Norwalk

' as soon as the weather requires that
action.

There willbe a meeting of the direc-

tors of the Norwalli Board of Trade at

the Norwsllr Club~tomorrow evnlng at
eight o'clock.

 

‘3' Mrs. James Golden isln New York
’ today. the guest of Mrs. Annie C. Hav-
;" iland and her daughters. the Misses
. ii; Grace and Florence.
E —-Madsm Hite-Courter is showing
this week a new line of Hair Goods——
Curls, Braids, Puffs. Switches. Care
3' taken to match color and texture.
Electrical Scalp Treatments and Ton-
lcl. Shampoolng. Puffs Dressed. 102
Washington street.

 

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The Tiader lecture is to be given by
the Egbert Club this evening in Nor-
walk Congregational church. The ice
turer is well known and it is expected
that a large attendance will be present
to hear hill! ”his” lecture will be onto
ent from the one given in the South
Norwallt Baptist chlirch sometime ago.

is

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One of the window cornices over the ‘

Woman's Exchange room In Wall

street caused some excitement yester-
3 day afternoon, when it became loosen
f, ed and fell to the ground a distance of
?. seventy-dye feet. There were luchily
1‘ no people passingvat the time. else ser-
Ious Injuries would have been receiv-
ed. The cornice will be replaced.

 

; 3 Frank Petty. of Washington street.

" sad Frederick .Jennlngs' pet dog out
on the Danbury and Norwalk division
railroad tracks. yesterday moraine.
when a train came along. Mr. Petty
mode alerts to get the dog out of the
way of the train. but was unsuccessful.
and the train struck the dog and
knocked her senseless between the
rails. All of the cars passed by. and
Mr. Petty expected to had the dog

dead. but he was surprised when she 1

~ recovered her senses shortly after-
i ward. and he took her home. The dog
. hadtwo had cuts on her head. but is
z . expected to recover.

 

lioness ILD or rsoatav can.

LOB A'N hills, Cal. April 5.—-An
\incoming Glendale inter-urban car was
held up last night by two men who
robbed thirty passengers and the mo
tormsn'and conductor or much money
and many watches. The passengers
were then ordered to leave the car
and the motorman was forced to run
the car a rolls into the city. where the
f robbers left it.

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P811! FIOHTIR MAY Oil.

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o. and little hope “maintained
his WU Aft isoitsau. pro
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.130!“ Want“ _ii.-B. Wakefield .
in a precarious stmdiiion as the
tilt at having been serum out in

. mid: fight at Halley
‘ sightwosrimuuu. at Phila-
pills. lie was unooosclpos t’or two

castes. um. were as-

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TAYLOR & GOLDEN

74 WAIHINOTON eraser. scum
NORWALK
TELEPHONE lose

 

dollar-son's haying.

The expression "The Federal Gov

ornment Is nothing more than the
American department of foreign
affairs." originated with Thomas
Jefferson. ' As-ls well known. Jolie:-
sou was a “Strict constructionlst." or
thorough “State's Rights" advocate.
He held that the States were the cre-
itors and the Federal Government the
rented. and that Government had no
more save such as had been loaned
o it for the time being by the States.
or the purpose of translating (for and
n the name of the States) certain
oreign or Interstate business which
lie States in their separate capacity
ouid not very well attend to.

ma»..— —-—--——

Invented Naval Tornadoes.
it was not until the American civil
var that any successful application of
he torpedo to naval warfare took
three. Its ilrst'lnvention. however.
totes back many years before this.
he credit for the discovery being gan-
orully given to David Bushnell. an
\merican. in 1177. In 1805 Fulton's
'orpcdoes were successfully tried in
lir“s.in. but their use was declined by
the government. and various other es-
perimenta were tried from time- to
time. Norway was-the first country
to order a fast torpedo boat. which.
was built in England b.1873.

 

 

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called on a maid.

This friend's little girl came into
the room and her mother introduced
her. ,
“But, mamma. isn't she awfully
homely" said the "young hopeful."
“Why, Laura you mustn't say such
things, it isn't polite."

"I meant It only as a Joke.”

“But. dear. how much more of a
joke it would have been if you had
said ‘how pretty she is.’ "

 

Household Reform.
The reform that applies itself to ,
the household must not be partial. It 2
must correct the whole system of our i
social living. It must come with plaili
living and high thinking: It must
break up casts. and put domestic arr-
106 on another foundation. It must
come In connection with a true so-
ceptsoce by each man of his vacation.
not chosen by his parents or friends
but by his genius. with earnestness
and love.~—Iilmsrson.

 

Pour.

Arabian provgrh: Man are four; he
who knows and knows he snowy-ha
is wise-follow him. He who knows.
and knows not he knowswhe is solos
«wake him. He who knows not, as
knows not he knows notmhe is s for!
--shun him. lie who knows not. and
knows he knows notmhe is a child—-
teach him.

 

Anolsnta Wore Wise.
Barbers. in the early days of the
Christian era. were not permitted to
talk while sharing a patron. Indeed.
silence was so much appreciated by
persons while under the barber‘s
hands at motes were preferred for

this I
[cameos Oslo Inset on leads.
Hr. Jobs Barns stated is the pas;
lismsntsrr floors that the cast at
maintaining and cleansing the public
roads or London is the year tool-OI

Sport Noise. o -

“sissy a man.” said Uncle has.

“thinks gs havis’ a donations :3

gain" 'w‘ ' .5.‘ muss-cc
Waist.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pink Salmon. can.
A lady who was very plain loohing ‘

conic froth tbs world’s best factories.

universal reputstians liar reliable goods and
those large factories sail to one store only in each city. We repre- .

now assembled on our live immense doors for the Spring trade has
victories that have achieved

right priced. Host of

sent them in this vicinity exclusively. and when you buy '0! us your

purchase bears a guarantee backed by both
great tactories.

tIlId ”(In ”0 “1m

Agusrantes that protects you absolulllly from infer-U

ior antidoteotive qualities. If your Parlor. Dining Room or non

.Roont hood One piece or complete returnishinu. you “will“! what .

you want here at prices from one-third to onehaif lower than else-

, where.

The A. .l. COLLINS COMPANY

12-18 NORTH MAIN ITRII'I'

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. IOUTI'I ‘NOBWALK.

 

Fertilizers: Lavvn Rolling
Baking and Seeding . ,
Plowing and Burrowing

RAYMOND BROTHERS

“scams" errts cmcit

This Is a home product. fresh each day. composed of old crackhd
corn. millet seed. cracked wheat. steel cut ost meal. and only materials
that goods in every respect up to our high standard are used. A com.
piste grain ration for little chicks. prepared OIMIIII'IVEM'NIOHKC‘IO . .
needs during the critical period of chlorine. (”amusements of ‘
food which insure easy digestion and rapid. healthy growth. 1 .honestv '
ly believe It to be the beat chlah feed on the market. Mine lt‘hss .
all the good thingo um the best or them have. with ma dildos boom

usaust rose? Haven.

. First in quality. that in price. always in the minds of its custom-
era—Boonie lions Ground read for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.

of being fresh. which is most essential.

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Fresh liggs. Fifteen for 258
Home-laid Eggs. per dozen.’;§;23c fl

 

 

.............tOe Good Butter.l

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,

20 NORTH MAIN OTRIIT 'HONI 148

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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BUBMARINI INDIA]... 7‘.

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‘ ow eraser elem. ,

Year. commencing Msy 1st.
As is customary at. the beginning of
”each year the church choirs one reach
ganised. in previous now-rum have
been many chances, but this year sees
but one in the Namath churches. and:
this Is in the Methodist mum. whore
um Alica Esther limits will super-
sede les‘Emily Johnson as soprano.
Outside of this chance there will"ho
no others in the No‘rwalk churchesM .
the Cbngresgtional Church Mr. "bib-on
will continue as organist and "the
llama chair will be heard. At St
‘ Mary’s Prof. Hands will continue and
with the same choir. There will be
the one mentioned change at the
Methodist; Mr. [.ve. will be the organ-
Iat as usual. At the Grace Church Ar-
thur‘Hutchinson will be organist and
there are no changes expected. The
organist at the Knight Street A. M.
E. Church. James Terkina. will pre-
side this year and there will be no
changes. our will there be any at the
Grace Baptist Church. “ '
‘ The choir 'of' the servant Methodist
Church will be as follows:

Organist and Director-C. G Ives.

Soprano-Alisa Alice Esther Smith.

witars of Uruguay.
Consul l". W. coding. of Montevi-
deo. sends the following report on the
further charts in Uruguay to provide
safe navigation there:
“The guvernment of Uruguay. i
order to contact navigators from t
dangers of the dreaded English‘ban
located In the La Plots river. near
Montevideo, some years ago placed a
light-ship thereon. which howayer.
could not be soon in loll! Heather.
so frequent in this 7 utility. This are
really has died by this I
staiiation on the light-ship of a sy.
tent of submarine bells. manufactur

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

parntus consists of a bell submelged

 
 

it Works by compressed air. marking
each reef with a certain definite numv
her of strokes.

"Thus. In foggy weather when in

 
 

 

seen. or when the wind In so strong
as to pre"ent the voice beinghesrd.
ships provided with the receiving. gl-
pnratus will receive the signal that
tlwy are near dangerous reefs. In this

 

Contralto Mt‘s. Elsie Warren terlslly shortened or disappear OD"
Smith. tir-ely

Tenor—‘Georse Hirst.

Base-Harry Sterling _: Pole Versus Equator.

Unquestionabiy the Polar Circle Is
steadily adianc’lng toward 1he OQ'JIM
tor. From the time when the earth
first took form and began Its exist-
ence as a planet it has been slowly»....a-~w
‘but surely cooling off. and it is use
certain as‘anythlng in mathematics
thatsome time in the future tho'earthl
will be quite cold and barren of every
form of life, The polar regions will
continue approaching each other and
before them the various living forms.‘
... animal and vegetable, will retreat. un-

' We “"9 been fortunate “3 °“" til finally the only home of life will be
PNWWW All“; fill?“ “will”. warm narrow belt at the equator, which
characters snd their high appreciation itself will at last surrender to the
and fulfillment of the duties of the cold. and the earth will be a "dud

 

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ONE OF OEPEW’I Y'ARNO.
8......

When Eli-President l-iayas carried His
0% Grip.
senator Depew is telling a. story
which shows that many, pursue the
. problem of what to do, with our ex-
presidents was a real one. .
”President Hayes once said to me.’
said Senator Depaw:

 

 

 

 

dltions which most of them have to
‘lneet after their retirement from of» SONGHEESE
lice.
'3 "There is no ”if“... in the United ish Columbia government today not
States for as ea- president If 1 could semhled the Songheeae band of lactose!
‘w, 50 into “m. of the great business on the reserve on the water front on6
enterprises of the country I would be posite the city of Victoria and paid

 

 

 

INDIANS REMOVEDA

 

m. to “mm“, mm.“ before" total of “25.0011. for the surrenden:
schools. academies and colleges.“ 0' "‘0 TMI‘VG- The government also:
“As he passed The one day in New supplies a new reserve on Esquimalt

 

alter Baker's cihquq. ”no Mesa-had. ma... may.“ it at once. The city has been ende vo .

altar Baker's ' . .10o Compound Lalrde. ..u...........‘lla :rsignwgonffl :1; ft“ “Mg :3 ing to secure the removal oi til: i" W cu
acansldilk ror ..... the s Hocku'lorWhIlilloae commas. . ° ° “°‘ ‘ ‘9 '“. “i 'z . “ RolerIoIIdlow..Ninm
3 phgs. Pancake Flour ...... 281: 8 pligs. Seeded Raisins ...........2§e erfoNi B. Hayes. eat-president 'of the in“! 10" 1103le thirty years.

United States. and the opportunityl . ’49”th & “tug Gem
Spinach. Kala. Lettuce. Celery. Cranberries. Parsnlpa. Sweet Potatoes. On :11“;ch ”In a "in who N 00'! Will prison sentences stop women. A.» . mi
l ace. - .

“3°" Grape Fruit “'3 “‘9'" 9.0... he snowing 'I dont care to from smuggling, or will society look i.“ CIGARS « art.

see him. He Is down and out. and upon the brief detention as merely an
of no account."‘-—-Bmoklyn Eagle.

interesting diversion?

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

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Optician '
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as wan. gamer
sonwhsn.
snona «a.

Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examinea Free

The “Warren” Wins
Again “if. Willi. iii?“

0n mushy. March 28. at Atlantic smashes-wine. Fla, the
WARREN “Iii." driven by Tower. won drst in the one hour race.
covering eighty miles. Every competitor outdistaoced. The WAR-
REN “30" driven by Evans finished second.

On Wednesday. March 20. the WARREN “30" won tlrst and sec-

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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Merrill Business College

South Norwslh

With all Nichols! 0' TO”.

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and in the Five Nils Open National Beach Championship. Tower win~
ning first place. time t. 24 12; Evans winning second; time. 4: 37: all
heating the Lancis (oomtockl. Cole and EM- F.

On Thursday. March so. the WARREN "so." Tower driving. won
the ten mile class event. time 0.10. boating tire Laocls. Edd—P and
Cole by sixty seconds. Tower also finished second in the five mile
class event, losing by live seconds. loss due only to bad start.

Three lime and two seconds in four races entered is undoubtedly
a most favorable showing. Those victories coming right after the
WARREN'S sensational victory in New Orleans. when the WARREN
"so" was both first and second in the hour race. prove again WARREN
QUALITY. WARREN SPEED. WARREN POWER and WARREN Rit-
LIABILITY.

Buy a WARREN and got a WINNER. ,

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I! you are going to buy a car. get the user.

We will gladly give you a demonstration.

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“outcasts AMERIBAN etsvgn
V"! Few Citation With ii" NOW American Mechanism Introduced In

protect himself from loss clemency all
well as of service when his players be-
come

sitar by Comlskey ever since Sullivan
was injured in California last your;

deutspillness or death flom any cause.
in the United States. in connection The policies taken out by Comlsliey
with the national steamer Cyarvlde. icsll for ‘5. 000 in case of death from
which receives the signals. The firmneni or illness. slid the other dsmv
a es I e .

in nineteen feet eight inches of water; 'klgnd re 13 as in most policies '0‘ the

lphmwlng to illness or accident.
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liglnbnhip and lighthouses can not bill the some

manner it is hoped that the annual
list of d' austere recorded will he mgiflhlmma Paradise

Earfitldney and (ZIIOIIMIUG Trophies

W‘F Wigmotc 8: Co;

ichlof magistrscy of this republic but one.“ ~ “3*
no American loses pride in the to... ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘

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VICTORIA. B C..Apri15~TheBrIt—¢lli'

éhardly lit. and the country would nm'o’ver to the heads of the tribes sums’ fi
Sihlnk It proper. .0 1 am devoting my'rsnglng tram 08.000 to $11,500 each 1

York. carrying his own 3.1;), 1 called Harbor. whither the Indians will move

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' J; ”inflation Invited. Everything1”- :1

John G. Baur

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CHICAGO. April 5.—-—ln an only; i

 

 

 

 

 
 

ill or are injured. .Bhsrics A.
o nllsiiey, owners! the Chicago Am...»
ans. has had eschgplaycr insured
This plan had been under considers»

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

when Blackburn was put out of
game with a had knee in Tennis
tiled the question with the Sou-til
lde magnate.
The insurance secured covers on.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

in case a player In unnhl"

 

 
 

Comeshey will receive:
so long as the athlete is on of

 

 

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we ate Agents for

in capsule form.

Easy to this
M . .

50¢ a bottle

LAXATIVE LIVER TABLET8,25o i.

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8 North Main Sh. So. Harwell:

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Visitors always welcome.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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